L3 Safety and Rescue Skills course
Slots are filling up for the L3 S&R Skills course on May 8th. I spoke with the instructor and he has allowed a few more slots so we now have a total of 10 but 5 are already filled up. …
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Announcements
Registration Closed – April 25th – Women’s Kayak Clinic – Stern Draw
A Clinic By and For Women River Running Concepts and incorporating the Stern Draw (Intermediate Level Kayak) Location: Mayo River at Boiling Hole The fundamentals of the stern draw will be covered and learning to incorporate this stroke …
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2021 Proposed Budget Approval
Dear CCC Members, Please take the time to review the proposed 2021 CCC Budget at this link: 2021 Proposed Budget A forum for questions and comments has been set up on our discussion board: 2021 Proposed Budget Forum Per the …
GCA Clinic – I Broke My Paddle – Now What?
Georgia Canoeing Association clinic. GCA Membership is required; registration through them. Have you ever thought about what happens on the river after you break or lose your paddle? Are you out running rivers with a pair of hand paddles in …
Swiftwater Rescue
Awesome Paddlers of Carolina Canoe Club, I just want to keep you updated with the Safety aspects as all the clinics start to get on the calendar. We have not forgotten about safety and are working to get some classes …
Closed – Beginner Whitewater Kayak Clinic
Beginner Whitewater Kayak Clinic, Nantahala Area. May 15 and 16, 2021. See Upcoming Events on the Calendar to register.
Raleigh City Council Approves Neuse River Blueway Plan
On March 3rd, the Raleigh City Council approved the Neuse River Blueway Plan. This plan includes many improvements to present river access and will be a win for paddlers. Many thanks to Bob Brueckner and other CCC members that gave …
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Update on CCC Events 2021 (including WOR)
It’s all about safety! Every time you get on a river to paddle, you make a personal risk assessment about your safety. As the pandemic continues to impact our lives and paddling activities, you will have to make an additional, …
Rainy Day Safety Topic
Covid 19, Winter, and Rainy days have kept many paddlers indoors here recently. These are good times to start checking and cleaning your gear for the upcoming Spring. Along with your gear you should also be checking your skills, particularly …
Neuse River Access Closure and Possible Hazard
We have recently learned that City of Raleigh paddling access points below the Milburnie access on the Neuse River may be closed due to a log jam under the New Bern Avenue Bridge. The city is advising paddlers that the …